The Future of Public Health Assigned case study.

Imagine that you are living in the year 1900. You work on your family farm tending to the fields and animals and you are only expected to live into your mid-forties. Your house has no indoor plumbing and you need to work daily to prepare everything that you eat and drink. You do not have easy access to other people or information, and you only went to school for a few years before you began working on the farm. This is a very different reality from your current life. You now likely work outside of your home, enjoy many innovations like a flushing toilet and cellphone, and are expected to live quite a bit longer.

Many changes to daily life were a product of public health programs, interventions, and innovations. As we continue to grow and develop, the dynamic field of public health grows with us. Consider the medical research using stem cells: While many consider the results of using embryonic stem cells to be promising, moral and ethical issues arise with their use, according to James Gallagher (2013). Gallagher reported that scientists in the U.S. were able to use similar methods to those that produced Dolly, the first cloned mammal in 1996, to generate embryonic stem cells. While using this method may be more expensive and complex than other currently available sources, such as adult stem cells, the groundwork may have been laid for continuing to use cloning technology to bypass the problem of rejection.

 

Question

1. Is future technology the answer to some of these issues?

1. Describe Myocardial Infarction.

2. Briefly explain the surgical procedure ( Coronary artery bypass graft surgery (CABG)).

EXPLAIN SIMPLE YET WHOLE INFORMATION INCLUDED. PLEASE PROVIDE A REFERENCE.

In a group, prepare a Code of Ethics in health care, relevant to your field of study, i.e. Dental Assistants

Based on that please create your presentation. It will be presented as your own, as well the group will submit a short written paper in support in Word/doc format.

Please refer back to the Personal Code of Ethics you completed in the Essential Skills course. As a group, you should each discuss your Personal Code of Ethics and Guiding Principles. From this, you will use your code of ethics and guiding principles to develop a Professional Code of Ethics in your respective field of study.

Once this is complete, you may compare and contrast what you have created to the actual Code of Ethics for your respective field. This is to be submitted as part of the assignment.

You may form your own, pursuant to your respective subject area, and/or may work individually. projects will require one Keynote presentation and paper only will receive marks.

Ethical issues with designer babies. How would the four principles of autonomy, beneficence, non-maleficence, and justice conflict in genetic designer babies? How would medical providers address these ethical issues with designer babies?